This stunning coastal contemporary Key West style home is located in Longboat Key’s coveted historic North-end Longbeach Village area. Originally designed and custom built by Steven Carr for himself, this magnificent open-plan home offers many desirable features and finishes, including stained glass windows, vaulted wood ceilings, built-in shelving, and an elevator. Recent upgrades (2020) include: kitchen with center island and quartzite counters, stainless appliances, art glass fixtures, custom art tile backsplash, LED cabinet lighting, and easy-care luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout the second level. The bathrooms have been redone (2020) with walk-in showers, quartz counters, and high-end finishes. Two new HVAC units (2022), washer/dryer, window treatments (2023), south-side seamless gutters (2020) and technological upgrades including Google Home thermostats, doorbells, security cameras, wireless Sonos speakers and Wi-Fi extenders amplify the home’s modernized features. The spacious, unique primary suite occupies the entire third level and boasts wood floors, built-in shelving, and a bonus studio. The large ensuite bath has been upgraded with an oversized walk-in shower, custom ocean life art tile backsplashes and quartz-leathered countertops. The first level oversized garage features two vehicle bays, custom cabinetry, and a large central area accommodating a home gym and/or pool table. There are balconies on every level where you can enjoy comfortable breezes and occasional sounds of the nearby Gulf surf. Exterior areas offer private spaces, including a tranquil Zen garden with fire pit, hammock, and cafe lighting. The lot offers room for guest parking, and a boat that can be launched at the shared neighborhood launch area. Enjoy the uncrowded Gulf beach, the village kayak launches, fishing piers, and nearby waterfront restaurants, rated among the best in the greater Sarasota area. Words can’t describe the unique beauty and charm that this home offers, so please make an appointment to see it for yourself.
